Hoover plan opposed sparks UN unity concerns
Western diplomats react to Herbert Hoover's call for a reorganized UN excluding the Soviet Union. The ide a prompts fears of a split world body and prompts leaders from the United States and allies to defend universality while Nehru and Ali Khan warn that Southeast Asia must unite in neutral defense if the UN falters.
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Pierre J. Hussins
Lake Success
N.Y
Russia
United Nations
World Organization
Herbert Hoover
New York
TN W
Soviet Union
Ee Mus
Poeia
Southeast
Acig
Bone
Pakistan
ulo-Ali Kham
Southeast Asia
Hoover
Voters in Muleshoe defeat school bond issue
Voters in the Muleshoe School district defeated a proposed bond issue by more than two to one to finance a new gymnasium at the high school, campus improvements, and renovation of the old building now used as junior high. More than 400 ballots were cast with over 250 against the measure.
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Muleshoe
Muleshae
Traffic deaths rise in Lubbock area in 1950 survey
The Avalanche-Journal reports 34 deaths in the first four months of 1950 across 21 Lubbock region counties, up from 24 the prior year. April alone saw 8 deaths and 76 mishaps, with property damage totaling 40 765 dollars.
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Lubbock
Texas Highway Patrol
Avalanche- Journal
E. L
Stroud
Lynn
Howard
Andrews
Bailey
Dawson
Priests Mortgage Statue Of Buddah In Tokyo
In Tokyo on Sunday May 14 a large Buddha statue at Todaiji temple was mortgaged to secure a 20 million yen government loan for the 1200th anniversary next year. The priests offered the statue, one of the world's largest Buddhas, as collateral after Todaiji failed to raise funds.
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Tokyo
NASA
Todaiji
Lubbock Man Rites Held In San Angelo Saturday
Funeral services for L. A. Peg Johnson bricklayer of Lubbock were held at Robert Masses Funeral Chapel in San Angelo with Rev. Henley officiating. Burial was in Fairmont Cemetery. Johnson survived by wife, two daughters, a half-brother and other relatives. Bricklayers Local 23 members served as honorary pallbearers with several Lubbock attendees listed.
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San Angelo
L. A
Peg! Johnson
Lubbock
Robert Masses
Rev
Henley
San Angelo Baptist Church
Fairmont
Johnson
Bricklayers Local 23
Johnson Medical Lab
Fadie O'Bannon
Helen Hughes
Big Lake
Lawrence Wilkes
Huntington
W. Va
Emrichter
Lubbock Bricklaser's Union
A. L. Gouge
J. R. Redford, Jr
J. B. Franklin
C. A. Horn
J. W. Oatman
F. R. Mudgett
P. Childress
Herman Clay
Rene Pigg
J. H. Combs
al Branscum
Claude Mevers
Jackie Mevers
Julian Wecehunt
Rites Slated Today For Mrs. Lambert
Funeral services set for 2 p m today at McDonald Funeral Home chapel for Mrs Bessie B Lambert 63 of 220 Temple avenue who died Saturday in Lub bock Memorial hospital Burial will be at Peon Memorial park She survived by her husband Toad Lambert of Lubbock five daughters Pluma N McCarty Velma Madding Gladys Brown Pearl Merritt Oleta Lasater all of Amarillo three sons Roy Lambert Oklahoma City Willie Lambert of Lubbock and T J Lambert of Santa Fe NM 36 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren
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McDonald Funeral Home
Bessie B. Lambert
Temple Avenue
Lubteck Memorial Hospital
Pluma N McCarty
Pharnview
Velma Madding
Gladys Brown
Pearl Merritt
Oleta Lasater
Amariie
Roy Lambert
Oklahoma City
Willie
Lubbock
Santa Fe
State Employees Banquet Draws 350 From Wide Area
State agencies workers and families from a nine county region around Lubbock gathered for a semi annual barbecue at the Texas Highway department warehouse on the old Plainview highway. About 350 attendees enjoyed the event hosted by the Lubbock area chapter of the Tex- Texas highway department event.
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Hersche Brown
Texas Highway Department
Plainview
Carl R. Hart
Highway Department
Brownfield
Sanford Lee
Department of Public Safety
Lubbock
Vernon O'Farrell
Texas Emplovment Commission
Kenneth May
Plainview Highway
Lubbock Area
Tex
Public Employees share in community meal across Texas groups
Workers from the Texas Labor Commission, Texas Employment Commission, State Comptroller's Office, Liquor Control Board and higher health, welfare, safety and highway branches joined in a shared meal with each family contributing. The Lubbock area chapter covers Tulsa to Andrews, Crosbyton, and toward New Mexico with group singing and a short film show providing entertainment.
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Public Employees Association
Texas Labor Comcission
Texas Employment Commission
State Comptroller’s Office
Liquor Control Board
Ieral
Health, Public Welfare, Publ. Safety and Highway
Lubbock
Tulsa
Andrews
Crosbyton
New Mexico
Rites For Mrs. Anglin Crash Victim Slated Today
Last rites are set for Mrs. Walter S. Anglin 59 of 1641 Eighth killed in a Thursday highway crash near Colun bus. Service at Tahoka First Methodist Church at 3 p.m. with Rev. A Bickley and Rev. C A Holcombe officiating. Burial in Tahoka cemetery. funeral directed by Stanley Funeral Home. Mrs. Anglin had lived in Lubbock eleven months and was not a longtime Tahoka resident. She and her husband were en route to El Campo when the three-vehicle collision occurred. no others seriously injured.
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Walter S. Anglin
Colunbus
Tohoka First Methodist Church
A. Bickley
Ashure Methodist Church
C. A. Holcombe
Tahoka Cemetery
Stanley Funeral Home
Houston Press Editor Named To Head Gulf Coast Group
Houston May 13 The Texas Gulf Coast Press association names George Carmack editor of the Houston Press as leader, succeeding O J Wilkerson publisher of Port Neches Chronicle. Carmack previously vice president. other new officers include Jake Smythe Liberty Vindicator vice president and Victor Fain Nacogdoches Sentinel Jeff Davis Crockett Democrat.
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Houston Press
Gulf Coast Group
Houston
The
Texas Gulf Coast Press Association
George Carmack
Houston Presse
Lae Sone
Wufttaen
O. J. Wilker
Port Neches Chronicle
Carmack
Association
Jake C. Smythe
Liberty Vindicator
Victor Fain
Nacogdoches Sentinel
Jeff Davis
Crockett Democrat
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Iraq
Corpus Christi
Padre Island Causeway
Buddah
Las Rites
Lubbock Man
Arai Itenstet
Fae
Lambert
Panama
Ual
Millinery Department
Aywon
Hanna-Pones Co
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